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FAMILY
Jeong-hwan!
Jeong-hwan! Get up now or you won't get any breakfast.
Lee Jeong-hwan!
Fold your blanket, wash your face, and come over here.
I wet my bed!
Change your clothes yourself.
Underwear is in the second drawer.
No, I wet it a lot!
What are you doing?
It smells! I'll take this out.
You should open the door all the way before you pull on it.
I'll take care of it, so just leave it there.
Go, wash and get ready.
Ok.
Dad, can we not go to church today?
Why?
Because we're going on Wednesday, too.
Isn't it enough to go to church once a week?
If you keep saying that, God will punish you.
I know there's no God.
You always say I'll get punished by God.
Dad! The door's locked again!
Put your feet down!
Put them down!
Sign there after you've read it. And change your clothes.
A bag, clothes, underwear, shoes, jumper, a watch, a ring, and $15.
Check everything is all right.
Hey... I came here in the winter, and I get out in winter.
Thank you for taking care of me.
I'll miss it.
Shut up and change your clothes quickly.
Lee Jeong-eun, change your clothes quickly.
Four counts of theft...
quite impressive for someone as young as you are.
Oh, that was... I should've said that before...
I can't take her.
How could I take someone who stabbed somebody?
It was just a small cut. The two were fighting over territory.
I can't take her. Don't make trouble.
- Ma'am, I'll do my best. - Shut up.
- Ma'am... - You didn't mention it before.
That's my fault.
But you can't take nice people all the time.
She got a good education and she's a nice girl.
That's why she got probation.
I'll do the paperwork, even if she stays less than a month.
Send her somewhere else.
- She's got nowhere to go. - There are many places that could take her.
No place would take as good care of her as you would.
You had a hard time, too, didn't you? Please help me this time.
Shouldn't we give her a chance at least?
Huh? Please.
Just send the money on time.
Ok. Thank you.
Don't make any trouble. Be good, ok?
Work hard.
Take care of her, please. See you later.
The pay is $500 a month for three months.
I'll provide lunch but not dinner. You'll work from 10 to 6.
If you want to sleep here, it'll cost you $300 for the month, in advance...
Or you can subtract it from your monthly pay.
What should I start doing first, ma'am?
You start work tomorrow. Come tomorrow.
For me, it doesn't matter even if you don't come.
The city pays me for you.
Just don't make trouble while you're here.
Who's there?
Jeong-eun!
How have you been, my little brother?
Uh! Ticklish! Ticklish!
You've grown a lot.
- When did you arrive? - Today.
You flew here?
- Of course. - Speak some Japanese.
- Japanese? - Hah! You didn't study at all.
Hey, are you kidding me?
I bought some presents for you. Guess what?
A baseball glove and a ball!
I don't play baseball anymore! I like soccer now!
You said you wanted to be a baseball player?
Baseball is so old. Didn't you watch the World Cup?
I am going to be a national soccer player, like Hong Myeong-bo,
and make lots of money.
- I'm the best in my class. - Really?
They asked me to join the soccer team when I enter fourth grade.
Let me show you.
Watch. I can play very well.
Go ahead!
- You see, I'm good! - Wow. Yes, you are.
Heheheh.
Come in. I'll teach you how to play soccer.
Let me take off my shoes first.
- Leaving your office now? - Office?
What's up?
Man-sik's second son is getting married so he wants everybody to get together.
You could've called me.
I was just passing nearby.
Get in the car. I'll give you a ride home.
Oh, wait.
- Help me move some boxes. - I'm wearing a suit.
Oh well, doctors...
Hey! Get out of my lane!
Hey, hey, hey! What's wrong with it?!
Why are you there? Darn.
Yes, yes! Sh...
sh... shoot! Goal!
Oh, I think dad's coming.
Jeong-eun's back.
I'll show you the magic key.
She unlocked the bathroom door with this.
It's very easy. Look.
I guess nothing's changed here?
Why are you here?
I want to have a memorial service for mom.
Thank you for telling Jeong-hwan that I went to study.
And not moving me out of my room.
I got a job in a hair shop.
I'm thinking of opening my own beauty shop,
in a small city, with the money I saved.
It won't be as difficult there,
as it is in Seoul.
I'll leave my number,
so stop by sometime.
When are you going to leave?
It's been three years since we last met, and that's all you have to say to me?
Jeong-hwan's going to church on Wednesday,
so you should leave then.
I'm not going to be with gangsters anymore.
I don't care what you're doing.
I didn't come here because of you.
I won't stand your nonsense, and live with you like mom did.
Don't talk to me like that.
I know you came because of the money under the floor.
If you're going to leave, leave quickly.
You bastards! Get up!
Can't you handle the smallest thing?
He said he wants to buy alcohol from him?
Is he your boss?
Did he pay you a lot?
Didn't I ask you to report that kind of thing?
You bastard! Stand up!
Dong-su.
Answer, you bastard!
Yes, sir.
Manage them well.
Let me do what I have to do, without worrying about things here.
Yes, sir.
Get out,
you bastards!
Chang-won!
Hey! Jeong-eun!
Wow, this is cool. Is this yours?
- Yeah. I have several. - Really?
You don't believe me?
Then you could give one each to Dong-su and me.
Oh, maybe?
Wow, it's grown so big.
I still remember when we used to hang around the subway,
trying to steal handbags and stuff.
You're a boss. A boss.
A boss?
I like to hear that.
How did you find me?
I know you like the back of my hand.
I was going to forget about you.
Then I'd have to tell everything to the police.
Hey, I want to restart my life. I want my money.
Money?
Oh, right. You went to jail for me.
Without you, I wouldn't have been able to grow this big.
Thank you.
Why don't you have a seat?
How much did I tell you I would give?
$50,000.00
I should give you more than that.
But you know what, after you went to jail, and I was in hiding for a while,
we came back to the office, and it was completely trashed.
First I guessed some bastards we'd robbed came back for revenge.
Then I checked the safe, and the money was gone.
It was the business fund.
From the safe?
I can't say bad things to a woman,
so just return the money by tomorrow.
I'm being good to you, because of the old days.
So don't try anything tricky.
You want your money back? Huh?
You know, the next day at the police station, I...
You bitch, didn't I tell you that I couldn't say bad things to woman?
Now do you remember?
If you don't, think about it until tomorrow.
What happened to your lips?
...I fell on the stairs in the library.
...Why don't you ask her what happened, dad?
Aren't you worried?
Did you two fight yesterday?
No.
Do you think I'm stupid?
I was going to suggest we take sticker photos together,
but what happened to your face?
Promise we'll take photos together when the bruise is gone, ok?
Promise!
Ok.
Dad, do you want to join us?
Ok, you don't.
Dad, can I have more grilled fish.
Try to make up with him. And try to make him happy.
He's been sick, and taking medicine for a long time.
He hardly talks these days.
What kind of medicine?
I don't know. He just says it's a digestive. It's a foreign one.
Let me show you.
See, it's a lot. Don't tell dad that I told you about it.
Check that point before the next meeting...
Go ahead!
It's been a long time!
What's Hydrea?
Your father has chronic leukaemia,
and it's recently started to get worse.
He has already developed stomach and liver complications from it.
He probably won't live more than three more months.
Have you talked to your father?
No.
I'd like to see if you are a transplant candidate, Jeong-eun.
How about Jeong-hwan?
We already tried.
If your tissue matches his,
we can extend his life.
Some live almost two years.
I know you don't get on well with your father, but this is serious.
Why are you here?
Did Chang-won tell you to beat me more?
...When did you get out of jail?
The day before yesterday. I'm on probation now, so don't bother me.
Must've been really hard.
Boss asked me to come here and check again.
Boss?
When did you become his servant?
Watch your language!
Where's the money?
I've got no idea what you're talking about.
And I don't want to meet two "bosses" anymore.
You've got to find the money today, no matter what.
Whatever. I don't care.
Don't make so much trouble.
Once he gets mad, he'll never forget.
He's not like before.
Huh?
It doesn't matter whether you stole the money or not.
You have to give it to him anyway.
Good morning.
You look tired today.
I haven't got much today.
How about frozen crab?
It's ok.
Same as usual.
- Stack them up neatly! - Ok.
Hello?
Oh, Byeong-chun...
Recently?
Really?
No... I see.
You know what, pollack is best when cold.
Don't cut it too thick, please.
- How about this size? - Ok, trim it well please.
Ok, don't worry.
Dad!
- Finished school? - Yes.
Why don't you stay at home, it's cold.
I came with Jeong-eun's friend.
Hello?
Go out and get some food.
Wow, Chang-won gave me money too. I can buy a lot.
You're very good with knives.
I'm sorry. I didn't introduce myself earlier.
Not sure if Jeong-eun talked about me, my name is Park Chang-won.
Your daughter looks like you...
She's got excellent skills with knives.
Jeong-hwan's very cute.
I was wondering about him since Jeong-eun talked about him so much.
You and Jeong-eun get along very well?
What do you want?
Not much.
Your daughter borrowed money from me.
Before we start working on her,
you can pay it back for her.
Make Jeong-hwan do some begging or something.
It's been a long time since I had this kind of silly talk. Funny.
I'm going then.
Ah!
That's the one Jeong-eun stabbed my thigh with.
I guess you'll know what it means, as you used to be a cop.
Keep it.
It's the evidence.
See you then.
Now, this is a series circuit, and this is a parallel.
Your friends visited this afternoon.
This afternoon?
They said they want to work with you.
They said they wanted to meet dad, so we went to the shop together.
Did I do well?
Wow, this one's much brighter.
Then a parallel of 10 batteries is as bright as a series of one?
Yes.
Then I'll connect all four together.
Ok, do it.
It's dad!
Pack your stuff.
What did Chang-won say?
Don't trust what he says. I'll never let him come here.
Move aside.
Jeong-eun, I can't pull out the bulb!
Ok, wait! I'll pull it out!
Hurry up!
Ok. Wait!
I'll do it myself!
Leave tomorrow.
Take your money and do whatever you want.
Just don't hurt Jeong-hwan.
They're only trying to scare us.
You think I don't know about those people?
You leave, and never contact your brother. That's it. It's simple.
Don't you need me to do the test?
I don't care about that!
Then when you die,
who's going to take care of Jeong-hwan?
Better for him to be an orphan!
Don't talk like that!
How dare you talk to me like that, you alcoholic!
Don't you think you should thank me for living here with you?
I wish I were an orphan. It must be better than this.
How about you and your eye patch, huh?
I don't like Jeong-hwan being teased by the other kids
for having a one-eyed cripple as father.
Jeong-eun... I swallowed the bulb...
Jeong-hwan, take this medicine.
- What's this? - It'll help you sleep...
I'll pull that bulb out no problem.
Where's the bulb?
In your stomach.
- Want to see? - Yes.
- Can you see this? - Yes.
Listen carefully to your doctor.
- Can I still go on the school trip tomorrow? - Of course.
Take this to the reception desk,
and bring the receipt to the third floor.
Okay.
Pack this for him too.
Give this to him tomorrow.
I'm sorry I hit you.
I guess you got me mixed up with mom.
Did you borrow money from him?
No.
Hurry up!
- Jeong hwan! - Yes.
- Take care. - Don't worry.
Practise soccer while I'm gone!
Next time, I'll beat you 10-nil!
I don't think so!
See you.
- Don't fight! - OK.
Bye, Sis.
Bye, Dad.
See you.
What's up?
I'll give you your money.
Just don't come to my house.
- You'll get the money? - Yes.
Ok.
But since you treated me like such an asshole,
I've decided to add something else to our agreement.
The deputy police chief said
that he's interested in you. You go and please him.
You're still a virgin, aren't you?
You've became brave, huh?
Do what I say, unless you want to be a cripple.
Don't show up at my house again!
Maybe. Maybe not.
Don't you think that others need to learn what will happen if they betray me?
I'll take that as a yes.
I'll bring the money.
What a touching father and daughter relationship.
Didn't he tell you?
He gave me the money this morning.
You promised.
Do you think I'm a beggar?
I'll take the test,
but don't you ever interfere in my life.
Well, take it,
take it!
This one's for you, loser. 395
Make sure you give lots of money. I went to all your weddings.
You're having the wedding in a very nice place?
It's only once, so I picked a nice hotel.
Besides, there's not much difference in price.
Now, let's toast!
Why are you drinking water?
You're doing odd things to live longer.
You still have your daughter. When will get she married then?
She wants to study more.
- Is she here now? - Yes.
You should have her get married soon.
It's not good for a girl to live alone for long.
I guess she can look after herself.
You know what, you have to keep an eye
on your daughter.
Kids these days are not like us.
They even live together without being married.
So then...
and even get pregnant. You're lucky if they get married, huh.
I saw on TV the other day,
that a group of young people were making trouble in the streets.
Stop it.
- You're going too far. - What?
You shouldn't talk to people so carelessly like that!
I'm just saying you should be careful, because I'm worried about you!
You wouldn't talk to me like that if were really worried about me!
Tsch. What did I...
Please, stop it.
You watch your language!
You know how Man-sik is.
He didn't mean to hurt you...
Have you talked with Jeong-eun?
Yes.
Is she taking the test?
You didn't talk to her, did you?
I'll meet her again.
How long are you going to be like this?
You haven't got much time, you fool!
It's no use doing the transplant unless you do it this month.
Leave me alone.
Sorry I came too early.
Oh, it's not even 8 o'clock.
Yesterday I met your father and some friends.
He was boasting about you a lot.
About how you've wanted to become a hair dresser since you were young,
and now you really are a hair dresser.
You used to cut the front part of your hair yourself,
and say how you were cutting your hair.
When I was studying for my degree in Seoul,
your father and mother helped me a lot.
They even let me live
with them until you were four.
You wouldn't remember it because you were so young.
I'm going to take the test.
Ok, good. I was wondering how
to bring that up.
Jeong-eun.
Did I leave something behind?
No. I've been thinking. There's something I have to tell you.
What?
Please be good to your father.
He hasn't got much time now.
Byeong-chun, I appreciate that you care about us,
but this is between my father and me.
You know, if he hadn't been unlucky, and hurt in the eye,
he wouldn't have had such a hard life.
And he wouldn't have had to quit the police force.
But if he hadn't married my mom,
she wouldn't have suffered like that.
Anyway, I don't think his eye was why he quit the police.
If so, he never would have even been able to start working as a cop.
- He had to quit because of the alcohol. - He never drank before he lost his eye.
Besides, you can't even enter the police academy if you're half blind.
He wasn't hurt then.
When you were four years old, your father was sleeping on the floor...
and you came out, saying that you wanted to cut his hair...
the scissors were...
too big for you,
and you dropped the scissors on him.
Did he ask you to say that?
If it's true, why didn't mom tell me?
Your dad stopped her from telling you.
Do you think I'll believe that?
Haven't you also got a secret? Something you can't tell Jeong-hwan...
Have you ever actually seen a picture of your dad when he was young?
What are you doing there? Come on in.